The most famous stone, the stone with the name of “peace “weighing 43 carats, which is the date discovered in 1919 AD, coinciding with the end of the first world war that is, it is named after
The Rajaratna Ruby weighs approximately 2,475 carats (495 grams) and is considered one of the largest rubies in the world. It is currently housed in the Albert Museum in Jaipur, India. The exact origin and history of this Gemstone are not well-documented. The Rosser Reeves Star Ruby, Weighing 138.7 carats (27.74 grams), this star ruby is renowned for its exceptional asterism, which creates a six-ray star effect on the surface when properly oriented. The gemstone is named after Rosser Reeves, an American advertising executive who owned it. It is currently on display at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., United States.
The Delong Star Ruby Discovered in Burma (Myanmar), this star ruby weighs 100.32 carats (20.06 grams) and showcases a well-defined six-ray star. It was named after its former owner, Edith Haggin DeLong, and is also part of the Smithsonian's gem collection. The Sunrise Ruby weighs 25.59 carats (5.12 grams) and is known for its exceptional color and clarity. It is considered one of the finest and most expensive rubies in the world. The Sunrise Ruby was sold at an auction in 2015 for a record-breaking price per carat, making it one of the most valuable rubies ever sold.
The Chhatrapati Manik Weighing 20.6 carats (4.12 grams), this ruby is one of the largest rubies in India. It is part of the Crown Jewels of India and is associated with the Maratha Empire. The gemstone is currently housed in the National Museum of India in New Delhi. The Graff Ruby Weighing 23.88 carats (4.78 grams), the Graff Ruby is a rare and highly valuable gemstone. It is known for its exceptional color and clarity. The ruby was sold at an auction in 2006 for a record-breaking price, making it one of the most expensive rubies ever sold.
The largest ruby was found in Burma weighs about 400 carats. The most famous stone, the Stone with the name of “peace “weighing 43 carats, which is the date discovered in 1919 AD, coinciding with the end of the first world war that is, it is named after. One of the big the world-famous Rock Rubies is “Edvard Red ruby “weighing 167 carats, which is currently at the Museum of Natural London is located. Ruby Red Reeves (REVEES) weighing 138 carats in America kept. Ruby Red Long Star (LONG STAR) weighing 100 carats at the Museum of Natural New York as well as the most popular in the world.
The Liberty Bell Ruby is famous for its unique shape resembling the Liberty Bell in the United States. Weighing 8,500 carats (1.7 kg), it is considered one of the largest ruby carvings. The gemstone was sculpted from a single ruby crystal found in East Africa. It is currently on display at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Neelanjali Ruby Weighing approximately 1,370 carats (274 grams), the Neelanjali Ruby is one of the largest rubies in the world. Its name translates to "blue sapphire" in Hindi, although it is actually a ruby. The gemstone is known for its deep red color and is considered a prized possession by the Jaisalmer royal family in India.
The De Long Star Ruby Necklace is a large star ruby known as the De Long Star Ruby. The ruby is a 100.32-carat (20.06 grams) cabochon star ruby with a well-defined six-ray star. The necklace, created by famous jeweler Cartier, showcases the ruby surrounded by diamonds. It was once owned by American socialite and philanthropist Evalyn Walsh McLean. The Pride of Burma is a 95-carat (19 grams) cushion-cut gemstone known for its rich red color and exceptional clarity. It is considered one of the largest and finest rubies from Burma (Myanmar). The Pride of Burma was auctioned in 2016 and set a record for the highest price per carat ever achieved for a ruby at auction.
